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Mary McWilliams

The Behavior Doctor - 1 views

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  • Mary McWilliams on 20 Apr 11
     
    Dr Laura Riffel, expert in Positive Behavior Intervention & Supports provides everything for FREE to persons who access her site. This includes tools, stratgies, ideas, supports, and BLOG TALk RADIO (blogging with video and audio) about PBIS. The site provides resources for parents, teachers, administrators and students (about anyone who works with people with challenging behaviors). Both myself and my colleagues have attended one of her seminars and incorparate her teachings into our building. I have been tapping into her resources for several to use positive behavior interventions to work with our behavior focus students instead of the typical punishment system in place in most schools. I have also shared this resource with parents and paraprofessionals to help provide them with the tools to work with theor students. A great resource and easy to use for persons with limited background in behavior anaylsis and behavior modification training.
Madeline Carlson

Education World: The Best Bullying Prevention Schools Aren't Doing - 0 views

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CharacterEd

shared by Madeline Carlson on 27 Apr 11 - No Cached
  • prevention efforts, there’s an emphasis on top-down approaches where adults define problems and solutions for students,”
  • The problem is that these approaches lack attention to youth cultures and youth engagement.”
  • teacher preparation programs.
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  • Colby’s teachers-in-training routinely consider how students experience gender, race, social class, sexual orientation and other group memberships.
  • tudents tend to engage in “relational aggression” such as rumor-spreading and social exclusion when they do not feel permission to express anger and aggression directly. While viewed as more common among girls, she added, the behavior definitely occurs among boys as well.
  • Madeline Carlson on 27 Apr 11
     
    Bullying Article - can be used to help define the issues with bullying and how schools can deal with it.
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